What problem would this solve?
After creating an API token, the page continues displaying the token indefinitely. If I leave the tab open and forget to close it, the token remains visible for a long time.
Since the token is intended to be shown only once, it would be safer if the page automatically expired after some time instead of continuing to display the token indefinitely.
What do you propose?
After displaying the newly created token, automatically redirect the user after a configurable timeout (for example, 1–5 minutes).
Possible behaviors:
- Automatically redirect to the API token list page.
- Require reauthentication after the timeout.
- Refresh the page and stop displaying the token.
- Show a warning or countdown before redirecting.
This would reduce the chance of accidentally leaving sensitive tokens visible in an open browser tab.
What problem would this solve?
After creating an API token, the page continues displaying the token indefinitely. If I leave the tab open and forget to close it, the token remains visible for a long time.
Since the token is intended to be shown only once, it would be safer if the page automatically expired after some time instead of continuing to display the token indefinitely.
What do you propose?
After displaying the newly created token, automatically redirect the user after a configurable timeout (for example, 1–5 minutes).
Possible behaviors:
This would reduce the chance of accidentally leaving sensitive tokens visible in an open browser tab.